RHampton
Author of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
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| Issues | 31 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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On Heraldry & Social Class in Early D&D - Part 3
Gary Gygax wrote, rather extensively, in both the 1st edition DMG (pp. 88-90) and in Dragon magazine (Issue 25, May 1979) about the perils of incorporating social class into the core rules of the game. In Gary’s mind, this was something tha...
On Heraldry & Social Class in Early D&D - Part 2
When I first got my hands on a copy of Beyond This Point Be Dragons, it was world-changing. I felt like I had finally found the answers to so many questions. (Cf. D.H. Boggs, The Bufkin Copy of Beyond This Point be Dragons, January 11, 2018...
On Heraldry & Social Class in Early D&D - Part 1
I can still remember it. I was sitting in my assigned seat in the front row of my junior high English class. On the table in front of me is one of those scholastic-style magazines with pulpy paper. There’s an advertisement that leaps off th...
Accidental Discovery from First Fantasy Campaign
I’m not sure why people believe that “Dave never played that way” “Arneson never used Chainmail” etc. I think that myth is widely debunked. But thanks to some people questioning when alignments appeared in Blackmoor, we ended up with an acc...
The Richard Snider Variant is a Dead End
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I have been putting off writing this for two days now. I have done additional research on 6 pages of material from the Twin Cities that were written by Richard Snider. Less than half of this material is in Arneson’s First F...
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Author of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
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